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Tag Archives: social software
A web world
It’s kind of interesting to see the turn among most companies out there concerning the use of different software tools for different tasks. For years we have had a mentality that either you create your own monster of a solution … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Technology, Web2.0, cx
Tagged facebook, integration, Internet, linkedin, soa, social software, Technology, twitter, web, web 2.0, web service, yammer
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The future, 2.0
As a follow up to my earlier fantasy of new possibilities regarding a documented generation I would like to blow out some steam regarding social software as well. One of the problems we see today is that there are only … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Life, Portal, Science, Security, Technology, Web2.0, cx
Tagged documented generation, future, Life, search engine, semantic web, social software, software, Technology, web, web 2.0
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Are you documented?
In the future: You will be able to rewind your whole life. Everything you have ever done, ever said, ever seen and ever heard will be reviewable, analysable, searchable and last, but not least, available. We are getting closer to … Continue reading
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Tagged documented generation, future, Science, social software, software, Technology
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Social software – the roadmap forward?
Earlier this week there was a launch of a new open web API called OpenSocial. Marc Andreessen writes a bit about it on his blog (Update 2010-05-28: Article gone – only links to his blog). He says that OpenSocial is … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Web2.0
Tagged blog, Internet, opensocial, social software, software, web 2.0
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